What is Dynamic Memory Allocation?



Suraj Said

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The process of allocating memory at runtime, as opposed to during the compilation of a program. This is done using the functions malloc(), calloc(), and realloc() from the standard C library.



Priyanka Said

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Dynamic memory allocation is the process of allocating and deallocating memory at runtime in a program. It allows the program to request and manage memory as needed. Dynamic memory allocation allow the program to allocate memory from the heap and provides flexibility in managing memory resources.



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